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Chain
01
chaîne
a series of hills or mountains
02
chaîne, enchaînement
a set of connected or related things that affect or depend on each other
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chaîne
a stylish necklace made of linked metal rings that is worn around the neck as jewelry
Example
A friend admired her chain and asked where she bought it.
She wore a stylish silver chain that matched her earrings.
She lost her chain during the trip and was upset about it.
03
chaîne
(chemistry) a series of linked atoms (generally in an organic molecule)
04
chaîne, liens
anything that acts as a restraint
05
chaîne, réseau
a group of retail stores that have the same name and sell similar products or services, all owned and run by the same company
Example
The coffee chain opened several new locations across the city.
The supermarket chain introduced new self-checkout systems in all its branches.
She works for a popular clothing chain that has stores nationwide.
06
chaîne, collier
a necklace made by stringing objects together
07
chaîne
a linked or connected series of objects
08
chaîne
a unit of length
09
une série de transitions où chaque transition dépend d'une autre
a situation in which a house or apartment cannot be sold as the buyer must sell their house first to be able to buy the property of the seller
to chain
01
attacher
to secure or attach something or someone using a series of connected links
Transitive: to chain sb/sth | to chain sb/sth to an immobile support
Example
The dog owner will chain the pet to keep it within a designated area.
The gatekeeper will chain the entrance to restrict access to the private property.
To secure the boat, the captain will chain it to the dock.
02
enchaîner, lier
to connect or link multiple items together to form a continuous line or series
Transitive: to chain multiple items
Example
The climbers chained their safety ropes to navigate the treacherous mountain terrain together.
The workers chained the sections of fence to enclose the entire perimeter of the construction site.
In the classroom, the students chained their desks together to form small group discussion areas.
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